Ex-Deputy Charged, Facing 20 Million Hryvnia Bail ↗
Front page leadThe High Anti-Corruption Court has arrested former deputy Iryna Mudra, setting bail at 20 million hryvnias, with her stating she will try to find the funds.
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The High Anti-Corruption Court has arrested former deputy Iryna Mudra, setting bail at 20 million hryvnias, with her stating she will try to find the funds.
In Armenia, former president Robert Kocharyan and his elder son have been detained in connection with a corruption case, following extensive searches.
The Kremlin has commented on the possibility of a new wave of mobilization within Russia.
Researchers have successfully grown organoids of the brain that have lived and aged for seven years in a laboratory setting.
The United States has removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, a designation it held for nearly 50 years.
Meteorologists predict a return of heat up to 34 degrees Celsius in Ukraine this week, with some regions also expecting rain.
Toni Kroos believes a surprise candidate, not Messi or Mbappé, is the favorite for the 2026 Ballon d'Or.
A 37-year-old woman in Brazil has been sentenced for pretending to be a 12-year-old child for months while living with an adoptive family.
LIPSS and Kyivstar have launched a joint charity initiative called '+380 Call me Ukrainian' to provide hearing aids for soldiers.
The sister of Brian Hickerson has spoken about why actress Hayden Panettiere has resumed her relationship with her brother.
Valeriy Zaluzhnyi writes about the key challenges and the path to victory for Ukraine's independence.
Olha Dukhnych analyzes the potential demographic consequences of conscripting men aged 20-25.
Bohdan Sas argues that the cost of a reconnaissance mission should be measured in human lives rather than monetary value.
Andriy Zubov discusses what Gorbachev did 35 years ago, half a year before the putsch, and its significance.
Pavlo Ostrikov, director of 'You Are Space', has revealed details about his new film 'Tragedy', which will focus on loss and acceptance, with filming set for 2027.